Collaborating with the team behind the legendary musical puzzler Lumines, Tetris Effect is a can’t miss VR experience. This is definitely NOT the quarter-munching classic you remember - it’s a LOT more.
Tetris with driving beats, special effects, and a whole lot of insane VR immersion. As the music plays, targets and obstacles come your way so be ready to slash and dodge your way to the beat. Strap on a headset and you’re in a virtual arena. It’s been jokingly referred to as “Jedi Hero,” but this light saber music game is without a doubt fun for the whole family - provided everyone in the house is ready for VR. If you want to see any of the older games we’ve featured - which are equally recommended - head over to. …and keep checking back with SuperParent, as we’ll regularly update this list with new games your kids may want to try. With all that out of the way, let’s jump into our current list of favorites… Others have said that children are still developing the cognitive abilities to process virtual reality well into their teens.
Some researchers have said that being under 13 years old is OK to play. The short version: The company line from Oculus is that it doesn’t recommend children under the age of 13 using the headsets. We started tackling this very question in another story about the state of VR - which you’re more than welcome to read right here. We’ll, of course, update this as supply ramps back up.
While the Quest retails for $400, it’s currently hard to locate a new one on store shelves. *The Price: Normally, we’d say that this is a great, practical, affordable solution for mid-level, full-featured VR. It supports gaming PCs: A more recent development for the Oculus Quest is that with the right cable (See: Oculus Link – or suitable replacements on Amazon), you can connect the Oculus Quest to a gaming PC and play high-end VR experiences like Half-Life: Alyx.
Thanks to cameras on the head-mounted display, you can dive in just about anywhere. Namely, why focus on the Oculus Quest for the best VR gaming / app options? We go into it in a lot more detail in this SuperParent VR Guide, but the turbo version is this:Įase of use / Portability: The self-contained system is as easy to set up as it is easy to find a place to play. We’re going to break down our favorite Oculus Quest experiences in this living Top 10 list.īefore we get into the list, though, let’s tackle a couple of quick points. The next, the Oculus Quest has you staring directly into Darth Vader’s mask. One minute, you’re in Machu Picchu on a photo assignment for National Geographic. Virtual Reality (VR) can take you anywhere.
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